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Book flights from Manila to Madrid and swap the bayside Filipino capital for the lively streets of Spain’s most populous city.
Madrid is a hub of historic sights, from the Royal Palace to the 19th-century El Retiro Park. Wander down the beautiful boulevards and soak up the mesmerising architecture that lines the squares. Then, stop by a local taberna – or tapas bar – to share a few traditional dishes with friends.
Flying from Manila to Madrid: FAQs
What is the time difference between Manila and Madrid?
Madrid is six hours behind Manila from April to October. But, between November and March, Madrid is seven hours behind due to Daylight Saving Time (DST). So, when booking your flights from Manila to Madrid, make sure you use the correct time difference and take any stopovers into consideration.
What is the weather like in Madrid?
The weather in Madrid is usually mild and dry, with hot summers and cold winters. The coldest months tend to be December and January with temperatures as low as 6°C, while the hottest months are July and August where you can make the most of blue skies, sunshine and 30°C heat.
Top tips for Manila to Madrid
Embrace your creative side
While Manila is known for its contemporary galleries, Madrid has an unmissable “Golden Triangle of Art”. Here you’ll find three of Spain’s most prestigious museums, documenting more than 500 years of European art – the Prado Museum, Reina Sofia National Art Centre and Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum. Venture inside to discover paintings, sculptures and prints by world-class artists, from Velázquez to Picasso.
Explore the local markets
If you love wandering through Manila’s public markets on a weekend, you’ll feel right at home at Mercado de San Miguel in Madrid. Nestled in the heart of the city, this foodie haven dates back to 1916. Visit different stalls, meet friendly locals and sample Spanish delicacies – including traditional Valencian paella, Iberian ham and fresh Galician seafood.